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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1888-11-9, Page 8tiontsmenieoseemerassiezrecomeree Mr. T. I'. Cores, of Petrone,. etatee that he wee cusps of Catarrh of fifty years standing. Mrs: A. W. Secord, 295 Ridout St., London, writes that Medical Lake Salts cured bite of Catarrh in its worst form Thio remedy is especially recommended for RIINENVIAGUr Mr. Thos. H. Musson, 304 Dundee St., London. Ont., says :---"Three boxes of Medical Lake Salts have cured me of a very bad ease of Ery eipihts and Rheum. atiem. G. A. DEADMAN, Druggist, Bookseller, de., Agent In Menage's. NO REMEDY gives OOi1GtIIch IBEME1)satisfaction the manufactured in Soafortlr, called - LUMSDEN&1JILSON'S—'='' goyal GlyceratedBalsam of •Firt r°N°M' iu°i� iuo; q• n�n�Nn�MM n' n -,v o•N°°a�. ��+.�;v its wonderfrtl virtues have created a demand for the Preparation from all parts of the Province. Druggists sell it. Prise 50 etc. 17 -ems. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, SOUTHEriS Ex1ua0xON, W. G. & n. a. Trains leave Brussels Station, Hort and south as foBows:— Going South. Going North. MaB......., 7:02 a.m. I lased ...........0:80 a.m Exprese.....11:45 a.m. Otai1...............8:OGD.m Mixed 8:50p.m. I Express.... ..... 0:45p.m 'n 1 .etvs A chiefs among ye takin' notes An' faith he'll prent it. Tlnrnsnar of next week will be Thanks. giving day. L 0. RrenArns for cheap horse blankets, Menke, valises, 00. 25 osiers, in advance, secures Tan Pon for the balance of 1888. Ferslf Oysters and Ciscoes, to arrive on Fridays at Thomson's. 15 Wennrxos were booming! this week and still there's more to f ollow. R. S. PELToN has taken a position on the staff of the Blyth Standard. Aar quantity of fresh lime at the Kiln. Brussels, for 11 cents a bushel. W. F. Keane, Prop. Mee. CEAs. FIDE and family have ,removed to Michigan where they iutend • making their home for the present. Mns. EATeaomrE was called to Toronto last week owing to the illness of her mother, who is over 80 years of age. Tr/mese/form service will be held in $t, John's church, Brussels, on Thursday morning of next week, beginning at 11 o'olook. THE buggy whip advertised as lost in the last two issues of THE POST was re- turned on Monday by M. S. I3. Magian, near Ethel. Advertising generally pays. Tea program of the next meeting of the Y.P.C.A. will be a debate. The sub- jedt will be "Resolved that Independence would be better for Canada than annex- ation." A srzcmL meeting of the W.C.T.U. will be held ab the residenoe of Mrs. Cormack on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A full attendance desired as business of importance cornea up. Tan discourse by Rev. J. Ross, B. A., on the Spanish Armada last Sabbath morning was a more than usual interest- ing one and was a strong and conclusive argument in defence of Protestantism. Tan Toronto Weekly News is present- ing to its subscribers a most creditable etobing, in fee -simile, of Munkaesy's greet picture, "Christ before Pilate," 2g by 21 indica, which created such in- terest when exhibited in New York last year. JoE BALLANTnNn's hound turned up all right at its old home at Neustadt, about 11 miles from Walkerton. The hound bad been brought to Brussels on the train, got loet in Grey township and how it found its way to Neustadt is one of the mysteries. LO.G.T.—The following officers were elected for the ensuing term in connection with the "Canadian Temple" LO.G.T. in Brussels :—W.C.T., W. Roddick ; W. Y.T., Miss Maylerr ; W. Soo., A. Hood ; W.F. Sec., W. McCracken ; W.T., Miss Ethel Creighton ; W.C., Thos. Hill ; W. M., M. Yoeng ; W.D.M., Miss Annie Rivets ; W,G., Miss Lily Vanstone ; W. S., II. Rivers ; W.T.D., Jas. Buyers ; W. P.W., Wm, Miller. A public entertain. ment will be given in the course of a few weeks. IIrnsag.ix.—Last Wednesday forenoon Thos. McLauchlin, jr., of Grey township, sod Miss Lottie Soott, eldest daughter of F, L. Soott, Elizabeth street, were unit- ed in marriage by Rev. G. B. Howie, at the residence of the bride's parents, in the presence of m number of guests. The bride was attended by Miss Watson, of Elms, and the groom by Alex, MoLauoh• lin. After dinner the young people of the bridal party took a drive to Seafortb. Mr. McLauchlan and bride commence . married life with the best wiebes of a large eirele of relations and friends. TIM item referring to the case of Beat. tie and Hunter last week was hardly cor- rect, wo aro informocl, es the troable Was that goods said to be improperly taken were not included in the indictment against the prtsonere by the County At- torney and consequently the evidence of. fared, or about 1.0 bo offered, was rated out by Judge Tomo, It ie the opinion of rnoro than one in Huron County that the said Attorney sheutd step down and out and give place to a younger man. To dieeharge the duties of this very import- ant officio a man needs to be clear headed, quick witted and modern in the manner of doinghie week. There would not to much faith fottnd'if the Ontario Govern. merit gazetted a new man as County J.t. torney, Tho public should have fmplfoit confidence in the administrators of law and Wilees this eenfidenee ie maintained a great wrong is done order'loving and law-abiding citizen& THE E3RUSSELS ASIMMISONOPORZVESZCSSINTOPOPESS ItIPAlss in harness done cheap and well at L C. ltiohar le, Tun PosT from now till lot of January. 1089, for 21 cunt:: in advance. Anent Goon asks everyone to have a onp of tea. Tea kettle always boiling. B. GEREr and wife were vielting relatives and friends at Exeter this week. Oen loess sportsmen have been gutta successful in partridge shooting this /mason. Loosen Hdgi'nI:eoN, of Toronto, is on his regular ronnde. HIS pleasant smile greeted his many friends on Thursday. J. G, SEENE has a Vary nine display of growing chrysanthemums in his store window. He has them in yellow, white, purple and pink, J. II. Sve::re : and family, of Grey 'township,, moved into town this week. •Mr. Sperling and Mrs. Watson Aiolay are brother and sister. A Party for 311enitobn leaves Harriet on on 18th, right through, no change of cars. Auld person going should take ad- vantage of tits through ten! n. Pert!.. ciders from T. Fletcher, THE next entrance examination to High Schools and Collegiate Institutes will be held in Clinton, Seaforlh and Wingham on Dee,19110, 20th and 21st. ItE&. I, CAuroELL's services in Knox church last Sabbath proved very accept- able. Ile is located at Listowel. lir. Howie took Mr. Campbell's work. Mass' Lined Overshoes 01.25, Mans' I Felt Boots 92.15, Mena' Rubbers and Sock 51.71. Fiverything cheap. 17- A. Goon. RoN.tnn IMCNAOUIroN and Wm. Ald- ridge will be the deputy returning -officers for the next municipal election in Brus- sels. There will only be two polling places this year. Norxre or Renmvw.--Dr. Graham bus removed his office and plane of residence 'from his brick block, Turnberry street, • to his now residence, opposite Melville +;:church, William street. 14- VoTEES' List Court for this municipal. ity wilt be held in the Town Hall on Friday morning of next week, 16th inst., commencing at 9 o'clock. Judge Toms is expected to preside. A maw Thanksgiving service will be held in the Methodist church on Thurs- day morning of next week, commencing at 11 o'olook. The ministers of the var- ious churohes are expected to take part. Noma GEED has a novelty necktie that discloses, at the proper time, to the astonished story teller the words "I'm something of a liar myself." The chest- nut bell is nowhere alongside of this new wrinkle, so the praoticel Jokerappearsto think. WELL Dmorso AND Dnn.Liwo.—George Birt has all the necessary machinery for digging and drilling wells and is prepared to attend to all work entrusted to him in a way that will insure satisfaction. Wells cleaned out and put in proper shape. Terme reasonable, Residence second door north of the bridge, west side of Turnberry street, Brussels. 5.21 WE are pleased to state that the By- law regulating the sale of neat in Brus- sels, in smaller quantities than a quarter, has been passed and the provisions are about what were suggested in a recent issue of Tan POST. It Will protoot our local butchers and at the same time per- mit the farmer to dispose of meat by the quarter and in smaller quantities if they contribute 910 annually to the town Treasury and open a shop. Mits. Rnnr would respectfully intimate to the public that she has now on hand a full assortment .,1 Berlin, Zephyr, Rock German, Baldwin and Canadian Yarns, Hoods,Saps, Jackets, &c., latest styles. A full line of Hosiery and Milts in stook and made to order. Fanny Goods, Toys, Dolls, &c. in greatvariety. Stamping by a new process on any kind of goods. Agent for the Creelman Knitting Machine and the British American Dyeing Co'y, Montreal. Everything Cheap. Call and see. Opposite Queen's Hotel, Brussels. Cnooxs Ace.—John Brown, of Ford- wieh, was brought before Justice Miller, at Wroxeter, last week charged with sell- ing liquor to one Wilson after being notified, in writing, not to do so. The evidence was somewhat aonfliothing, but resulted in n fine of 910 and costs. This we believe to be the first ease of the kind ever tried in this county and Inspector Miller deserves every credit for his de. terminad effort to put an end to viola- tions of the existing law. E. E. Wade, of Brussels, anted as counsel for the In- spector. Funnnaa.—The funeral of the late Wm McCullough, whose death was referred to in last week's issue, took place on Satur- day afternoon and Was largely attended. The deceased was a member 20 years of the Orange Order, so the Brueeels lodge, reinforced by members from Walton, Ethel, Sunshine and elsewhere to the number of about one hundred, attended the funeral in a body, headed by the town band. The eerviees were conduct- ed by Rev. M. Swann and 0o, Master Young. Mr. McCullough had the re- spect and esteem of all who knew him for his sterling integrity. BIBLE SoonTr.—Last Monday evening the annual meeting of the Brussels Branch of the Upper Canada Bible So. piety WAS hold in Melville church. The very dark night and the heavy rain mili- tated against the attendance. After the opening (marbles and a few introductory remarks by the President (Thos. Straeh. an) the Seoretary-Treasurer presented the annual report. It showed that the respectable sero of $142.31 had been col. leated by this Branch last year. It was equally divided between the Upper Can. ado and British and Foreign Bible So- cieties. Rev, Mr. Manly was next in- troduced and delivered a most instruc- tive and interesting lecture, occupying over an hoar, on ''Babylon and Israel.' He gave a great deal of very valuable information in connection with the his- tory of Babylon and its kings, particu- larly Nebuchadnezzar and Belshazzar. Although the reverend lecturer is nearly 75 years of age elle does his work most efficiently and hie memory appears to bo as good as over. Ile spealce nearly every evening excepting Saturday's and often preaches three time on Sunday. Tho collodion at the close of the sleeting amounted to 99.45, this included a done. tion of 90 from some unknown friend of the Sooicty' Votes of thanks were tendered to Om leotarer and the eolloe. tors of last year. On motion the old Board was es.eleoted for another year, It consiete of Thos. Strachan, President ; the arseident ministers, Vice -Presidents W. N Kerr, Secretary -Treasurer ; A. M, Mabey, Assietant Secretary ; G. A. Bondman, Depositor ; ROdcrick Rose, Jae. Bnyere, Jno. 11axgroaveO and Alex. Strachan, Directors. The meeting closed ,with the ]Benediction, 1•'OST Cast heron Pail Show Prizes. The undersigned will be at the llrvt rc House, Brceeols, on Saturday, 10th, end Saturday, 17111 insts„ from 2 to 0 p, In. for the purpose of paying prizes. Parties who hove taken prizee for thorough -bred stook most produce proper certificates of registration when claiming their prizes, and if such certificates aro not produced the prizes will be witheld. 17.2 D. STrwAiT, S06..Treas, 9. S. AssoexATxoN.—Tho inaugural Meeting of the Brussels Sabbath School Association was held in Melville churcli on Wednoadav evening, leov, J. Rosa, B. A., President, oeoupiod the chair. After devotional exercises aid a few in. traduotory remarke by the President, the tonics for discussion, "The duties of it Sabbath School Superintendent," was introduced by W. R. Wilson. In the discussion that followed W, II. Kerr, J. Hargreaves, G. A. Bondman, P. Ritchie, H. Dennis, A. Good, A. McKay, A. Stewart and Rev. Mr. Ross took part, The ground was well covered and tho superintendents of tbo local schools will surely do better work from this time for. ward after having their duties so clearly pointed out, Tho next meeting will be held in Knox church, on Wednesday evening, Deo. 5, when Rev. G. B. Howie, pastor, will introduce the subject The relation of the S. S. to the mission field." Tan Groom Cnnxsiues Noe/ann.—With new type, new press, the finest quality of paper, the best workmen, the most fin- ished literary work and the most perfect illustrations,'' the Christmas number of The Globe may well be looked forward to as the best and handsomest holiday paper ever issued in Canada. The issue of this grand publication will be one of the chief features of the holiday season in Canada this year. It is a noteworthy fact, ae showing bhp enterprise with which the work is conducted, that with every paper which costs but twenty -Ave cents and is worth far more, there will be given three fine colored plates, one of them a faithful reproduction of a paint j ing* by L. R. O'Brien, the famous Can adman landscape painter. The Globe does wisely in placing this number be- fore its readers early, as it will be a val- nable souvenir to scud to friends at a distance. Orders may be sent to The Globe direct or placed with any news agent. Place orders early as there ie pertain to be a tremendous demand and the edition in limited. lbtATnnsoor L.—On Thursday of last week Rev. G. B. Howie, of Brussels, and Mies Sarah Spurr, of Toronto, were united in the poly estate of matrimony by Revds. D. J. Macdonnell and Dr. Par- sons, at the residenoe of the bride's mother, Gerrard street, Toronto. Bobt. Knechtel, of this place, a medical student at Toronto, was groomsman and Mies Spurr, sister t0 the bride, bridesmaid. Mr. and Mrs. Howie left Toronto on Sat- urday and assn to Listowel where the rev, gentleman preached on Sabbath. They arrived in Brussels on rho after- noon train on Monday and were met by a delegation from his congregation and driven to their home. On Tuesday evening a welcome social was held at Dr. MoNaughton's, in which upwards of one hundred persons in oonueetxou with Xnox church participated. After a splendid zapper had been partaken of Elder Strachan made an address of welcome to Mrs. Howie which was suitably respoun- ed to by /Mr. Howie. The evening was pleasantly spent with music, social obat, recitations, c2o. Tan PosT extends its congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Howie. Should Auk Icoinillt ince Be Forgot, No ! don't forget it ! Brush up your old Coat an 1 send it to your brother in Manitoba or British Columbia and then buy our New Fall and Winter Cloth- ing. They'll suit you better in the streets of our town. Brus- sels Clothing House is the "auld acquaintance" that we don't want you to forget or to avoid. We'll promise to wear well. t,,n,'4dnPoA.rle't'4✓n,es4a't•4,'.11 to Netoqu'l 1,11 ,.14.1%.11010 "Ni0 r i NBVEHF5 AS what Lord''4ellington exclaimed at the Battle of \Vat- orloo, and that exclamation won for him the day. Our Waterloo for the next two weeks is a Warfare on Concerns who maintain high prices. And wo aro determined "Now or Never 1" shall win the day for us also, its regarding our Stock of FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING. Om' Store is almost too full of Goods and wo have got to do something to make room for the invoices which we aro in constant receipt of, so we have come to the wise conclusion to make .a Re- duction of FIFTEEN PER CENT. on every Garment, and so, therefore, if yon are in want of anything in the Clothing Line don't put it off, as delays are dangerous, but Como at onco and reap the benefit of our over stock of Clothing. The Great Horace Greely, Candidate for President of the United States, once said in referring to his health : "My body, hands and fent I keep from cold, And that's what Causes me to live so old," So if you want to live to a ripe old age and save doctor's bills come and see our 06-0 LLQ OVER A. R. SMITH, CLOTHIER, BP USS.EL S CL OTII. V G1 HOUSE. REAL ESTATE. a¢a.reeazxEa- ' DAnn—Dxxmow.—On the 7th inst., Mr. John Dark, of Grey township, to Miss Elizabeth Graoe Denbow, of Brussels. EaAN—EusssLL.—At the Queen's hotel, Blyth, on the 30th ult., by Rev. Father Costello, Mr. Charles Egan to Miss Mary Russell, both of Morrie. G.waeoann—Krrcnxno—On the 1st inst., at theresidenoe of the bride's parents, Turnberry, by Rev A. E. Smith, Mr. Wm.R. Gallagher to Miss Isabella J. Kitchen. McLtuenLIN—SCOTT.—In Brussels, on the 7th inst. by Rev. G. B. Howie, at the residenoe of the bride's parents, Mr. Thos. MoLanchlin jr., of Grey township, to Miss Lottie Scott. Hnimonsos—SHANNON,—In McKillop, on the 29th Oot., by the Rev. P. Mus- grave, Mr. Harry Henderson to Miss Martha, eeeond eldest daughter of Mr. W. J. Shannon, of McKillop. Howra—Srmin.—In Toronto, on Nov. lst, at the residence of the bride's mother, by Rev. D. J. Maodonnell, assisted by Rev. Dr. Parsons, Rev. G. B. Howie, of Knox church, Brus- sels, to Miss Sarah Spurr, of To- ronto. pEx07n. McCuLLouaa.—In Brussels, on Nov, let, Wm. McCullough, aged 48 years, 1 month and 11 days. Fumes, Nov. 16.—Farm Stook, Imple. ments, &c., on north hall lot 8, con. 12, Grey. Sale commences at 1 o'elocic, Robt, Menzise, prop., A. Delgatty, auot. mmTTSSax rn MA.'Ev'3nmTr. OOnn0010) CARE0ELLE EVERY WEEtf. Fall Wheat 115 118 Spring Wheat .. 1 15 1 18 Barley 05 66 Oats 132 88 Peas 60 62 Butter, tubs and rolls.... 16 107 Eggs per dozen Flotu: per barrel 5 00 00 Potatoes 25 00 Hay per ton 13 00 00 Bides per lb 4 04 Salt per bbl„wholesale..,60 80 Sheep skins, mch..... 60 1 00 Wool, pet 113... 18 22 Porti _-.. _ . _ .-._... 6 25 0 50 ,^�Tia.�'OvA'rfxa.2uss=m4', 3. ColtsaoTE» OARBCVLLY EVEEY went. Fall Wheat 1 111 1 18 Spring Wheat 1 15 1 10 Cate 112 233 Peas 00 02 Barley Sip 06 Potatoes , 30 03 Butter, per 113111 17 Eggs; per dozen Id 00 .Apples, per beabel . , , , 05 00 Bogs, drawled 0 60 7 00 Beef ..., 4 50 5 50 110.......... I8 00 14 00 25l1 460 wood, p Sheep/shine, each 40 75 CHOIOE FARMS FOR SALE.— A -few splendid, improved farms for sale inthe township et Groy, Morris and McKillop. Apply to A. Di;LGATTY, Co. Anotloneer,Bruseols P. 0. SHEEP STRAYED ON THE premises of the undersigned, north half lot 18, son. 7, Morrie, on or about Oct, Isl. The owner is requested to prove property, pay asand take it ynw M0 10.4. ea l QUARR1111. OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, On the corner of Mary and Mechanic streets, in the village of Brussels. This pro- perty is very conveniently situated and is a bargain to any .person having a family of young Good stableobildren as it and well ionethe �prear miees also some young fruit trees and a quantity of small fruit. Apply to the owner on the premises. 10.11 MRS. TURNBULL, Brussels, i-1ARIVIFOR SALE.—THE SUB. Beninon offers his valuable 100 acro Auxin, being lot 3, con. 13, Grey Township, Huron Co., for sale, There aro about 00 acres oisared and In good heart. 'There Is a log house, good hank barn, bbaring orchard, and all the necessary conveniences on the promisee. Por further particulars, as to price, terms, oto„ applyy to the Proprietor, THOS. HTSLOP, Clare P 0„ N.W. T.. or to 2-tf DOUGALD STRACHAN, Brussels 'WARM IN GREY 'TOWNSHIP eon BALE. -Baine lot 14, 000. 10, con- taining 100nom. It is partly cleared, the balano° well timbered. A never tailing crook oroeses the plaae and it is well adapt- ed for either farming or grazing. I will like. wisoselb40aoroe, being east part of lot 14 oou.15, nearly all °leered and in a good state of oultivation. A good frame barn with a good stone stable underneath and a never tailing wool is also on the plaeo, .For furtherparticulars apply to the proprietor on the place. Thislotis eopoeita too oth- er GEOBGE AVERY, Proprietor. l.tf. 1fj1ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN. .0 n0 inORE0 offers for sale the north Grob quarter of 105 28, oonoossion 0, Morris, 000010 of Huron, containing 00 acres, Tho land in of first quality and in a high state of cultivation. well }snood and under -drained, 40 moms aleared. Newfgamo house, 8 rooms, milk house with concrete walla, 2 wells, good barns and shod orchard, oto, bight eoros-of fall wheat, shod, desirable property adjoins the eon/oration of Brussels. Suit- able tame will be given. Title perfect, JAMES GRITuvS', Owner, 30- Box 208 Brussels P. 0, BANKING. \a7:NTOSH & ItIaTAGGART, ' BANKERS -:- BRUSSELS Transact a General Banking Business. NOTES DISCOUNTED. Canadian and United States Drafts bought and sold. Interest allowed on deposits. icollections made on favorable terms. Canadian Agouts—MEnooANT's BANK or OANAna. Now York Aonto—Imeonopns AND TnAn- Ens NATIONAL HANS. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. VV 31. SINCLAIR SOLIOIT- or, Conveyancer, Notary Public 00. Office : Graham's Block, 1 door north of Hargreaves' Drug Store. Prlvato Panda to Loan, �J� E. W A D P,. BARRISTER, .L.!..4 • Solicitor and Notary Public. Con- veyancing. Collections and Loaning, Mr, Wade will attend in Gerrie every Woiinos- day at two o'olook. TVOKSON & HAYS, (Late with Garrow R Proudfnot, Gode- rloh) Barrishors, Solicitors. Oonvoyauoers, 00. Chloe, Grant's Bloob, Brussels, Money to loan, R. S. HAYS, W. B, DIC580N, AM. TAYLOR, B. 0. L., BAR. • mann, Solicitor, ,to., of the firm of Dickson, Taylor .cr. Arodullon h,1 Barristers, Solicitors, cka„ Manni,g Arcade, Ring Street Weer, Toronto. Money to loan, ALEX. HUNTER, CLERK OF the Fourth Divteion 0ourt,0o. Huron Oonvoyaeoor, Notary Public, Land, Loan to nu wlet0smtoslsiiraouOainm�OfloonG ham's Blooli,Rruseole, FvO00T CUNNING, rneuneno5, FIRE AND MARINE, DENT FST. W.J. Fear,L.D, S. Graduate of To- ronto Sohool of Dentistry, All oper- atloue guaranteed. Olilee—lady's Blook, Soatorth. Artificial teeth, ftrebquality, anda guaranteed fit,for 618.00 per sot: TTE L�TT$uigc 2E1 A.. S.2a.RTSZS, Tr, D, S., Honor Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Nxrtos OxfnP 040 administered tor the spa tiese extrac- tion of teeth. OFFICE.—One Door North of the Rank. AUCTIONEERS. GEORGE KIRKBY, LICEN. can Auctioneer. Saha conducted on rdasonable terms, farms Hud farm etook a epoolalty. Orders loft at Tana Pon Publish- ing House, 13 muds, or gent to Walton post Dines will receive prompt attention. 1ILEX. DELGATTY, AUOTION- Enn, is prepared to attend t0 salon on the shortest notice. A. specialty made of sales of thorough -bred stook. Terms mado known by application tc Tun POST Pa.blieh- iug Ronse, where orders may be loft, or addrors to Brussels P 0, A RAYMANN, AUCTIONEER, 17L s is always toady to .attend solos of farms, farm stook, :to, Terms oheorfully ganged �at nl'Turi ]Poei1 Publish lug Geese I4ruosele, BUSINESS CARDS. H. IoioORAOKEN, ISSUER • of Marriage Lloousoe. Oino at his Gmeery,Turaberry Street. J1'ISS O'CONNOR, TEACHER of Piano and Organ. Terms on appli- cation. N,B:—Walton class moots every Thursday and Friday at Mrs. D. eampbell'e, Walton, •lg floISS HARGREAVES DESIRES .11'.1- to rooeive ;pupils for instruc- tion on the PIANO and ORGAN. 8 years Lxperlence, Residence with Aare. Attar. gren0ce, over IHAICGREA.VIES IM MG FARM FOR SALE. GUELPH. 050115: n0e-1yr MI0OOx0outors of the ostato of the lata WILLIAarM0ONEs, 24:SWIM, docattonrl, now oeearth°followt13 valuable lands for solo. Miltiof the north lint of letea 28,abothinvthe 0th oonoosaion of the Township of Morrie, County of Huron, containing 150 notes, About 110 acres aro cleared and in good condition, Ric,ifroator part behrg ire grass. The balance is well tfmbored, :ohloily with beech andruapie. This farm fA favorably situated within Doc mile of the village of Drussela, which affords an excellent market, Thorn is upon rho promises a god Pram c barn awl house an .orobarltof snake fruit tease, a nom failing spring, risco a good well and pump. and geed feneee. This property will bo sold In one or two parcels, to snit futon/ling purchasers, ,eur0linser w Ijl. bo allowed to outer and have uao of hence ne promises nt guy time after MEDICAL CARDS. M. F. CALE, M. D., 0. M. Mo Mgeoaa of College of Pdt tion, and 8 011I oma 1 Ioeidene byaido examination, Bast 011loanhltosirionc—MninBt, East,hytlio Ontario, 1YA. MoNAUGHT0ib1, M.D,, • 0.1[., L,Ib,O.'i>.Etliuburgh, M.C.1'. S. Ont. At Hargreaves' Drug store ta'om 8 1011:80 a,m. and from 1:30 to 4 p. m, At other bona may bo fotmd at the rasledonoo formerly 000upiod by Dr, llutobinsoa, Mill street, harvest and O do tail plopving, Fun posaoo' Bion 20th bo given at 1st November next,DENTAL. For terms and further parttouiare apply- if: the undorstgned EXeeutors, or 50 Sons )1SZtial WX,t.".riC•t,. Mowing. Bee., Brew/01a, Pit, 0,7,.1)a41 7,. D, S„ Honor Graduate and G p.ergo t.ard, . -d Dram:Tone, M. II. 0, D, i;, J'oroneN, "Vitalised Air given laseeemi .5. 13ktays, 1 13.1 , Morjes, D, 15, 9., AMletant Operator Dated et Breese's, Ilene 18611, 2808, . rc Oreto:t—Oioyors 131031:, 8dafortli. 1. N. BARRETT, TONSORIAL o Artlet. ShopP, 00x0 door south of A. M, Mclfay te 00s, hardavara store. Ladies' andohileo St001aof cigars a epeoialty, A choice stook of clgare kept, ,t MaNAIR, ISBULR 0If MAR- kluge Licensee, g i e, Uy appointment 3, Lieut,-Goyor, en t gen elm Ins ttsa„ Q. B. Oineeatther. ea bgoot elm facteanco-0c. 011ioo at tho.OranUzookPoet Oaloe, RODL ICII, SIGN V'. Y a»d OrnamontalP�inter.. Oraini08�y, Gilding, Sign and D000rativo. Painting in all its branches. Shop Blinds dorm up in style, Paper Hanging a 0peciadty. .Shop one door south of J.B3uyors' Carriage Worsts, T..+'t '4V. O'BRIEN, V. 5,, HONOJ3 Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary Gallego hoe resumed the Mantle° of John NOtt,V,g , end isprep11arod to treat all dig banes oftiomestioatod animals of noientine andappnroved principles, Treatment/if dol. iodto fealg a 'eboelalty olfloo two doors North of Br id go, Tune berry atre°t.